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Show SHAKING OF t-- g ORE; We once heard of a preacher who was warmly admired aud supported hy his entire flock. He never woke his congregations up during his ,v - 'Jilt Volume 6, Number 39 INDEPENDENT AN Sua JilUSE ON IEG1SUM 111 fares the land, io hastening ills a prey, where men make laws who should W pitching lmy. aa vert lain rate. gua'i dipUy an inch per U- -t .ii)) the month per inch to local advertisers. (50) cent, an inch per SLiXn i Per cent additional. printing. The urns NEW 8PAPES Jwijry Week Ending COS sin 27, 1921 aw mnss fMl Opportunity For Shoot' rs of Count; to Get Tcg::V.r. FARES HIGHER of In . ln lull MIES FOR DID CARBON SETTLER dudieial District Court of the Slate eient that he is interested as s rituen in having the In and tor Carbon Comity The Slate of Utah laws executed and tie duty in question enforced. I ! the Relation of lioard of Kducation Under that principal of law the court ia of theopin- - j association to organize a dub in this ' ion that the relator does have a right to maintain thia j vicinity to lie at filiated with it,says rebruarv 3, 1921. action. It seems to the court that the law specifically j M. 11. Leute of Heeler in a eoiumuui- The ease of the State of Utah on the relation of R. requires the school board to )uhlisli a statement show- - jeaiion to The Sun. Both llelier ROEERT A. POWELL LAID TO W. Crm-keit- , j Jain tiff, vs. the lhard of Education of mP such things to tie thereiu set forth. This is a public : and Price hac aitcuipUHl unsuccess-- 1 REST LAST FRIDAY. the t avbon County School district, and other defen- -' duty, and it is for the public benefit. If a eiti.en cannot fully to maintain such a club, partly i dauts, was argued and submitted to the maintain an action to compel ierIonnaiire of that duty ou imiunt of laek of interest mnl' court. This is an action brought by the plaintiff on the j vl,cn it is neglected, or when mi otcer arbitrarily refus- - ' j,aitiv ,m atvouut of lack of funds! Arrivals Alrelation of the State of Utah, or vice versa, iietitioiiing M perform it or when the) refuse up.n reipie.-- i r de- - lor gilding a suitable range and ih-- ! One of County's Early Done Much the court for a writ of mandate directine the Board of ,liand of a citizen, it seems to i!.e court tliut they could j the necessary equipment- - i ways a Good Citisen Education of Carbon County Scluml district to publish Il,,t b compelled to discharge the duty, unless any eiii KUlling to Snili Up Country Large ConSince the return to civil life of many a financial statement. as required bv See. 4U14. Uom- - j 11 ln a right to come into court and invoke the pro- service men it will lx much easier course to People Attend Funeral Defendants have demurred j cess of the court to eouqiel the fierlormauce of the duty. piled Laws of Utah 1917, The them interested. Leaves Numerous governFamily. to the petition for the writ ujion three prineijisl j Objection is also made that the action comes too get ment will furnish such clubs with s eauuut ierforuiuut-and the court that of : coiuiiel late, grounds number of tliirty-culiUSpringfield First That the plaintiff has no legsl cajiacity to the duty at this time. The eourt does not know when and twenty-tw- o ealiber rifles aud a Funeral services for the late Robthis be liut must statement must it I published, presume sue, either as individual or on the relation of the state; be certain aiuouut of ammunition for ert A. Powell, pioneer of Price River fiscal tie should next the statement before published Second The court has no jurisdiction; Valley, were held at the Carlxmvilla published, not necessarily in the calendar year of 1920. them free of rharge. Each year a civilian team is sent achooiluiuse last Friday afternoon. Third That the complaint does not state facts I do not think it is necessary for the court to hold A very large number of his neighbors to constitute a cause of action. at this time that there is a limit within which the state- to the national matches at the The petition alleges in substance that the defen- ment must be published, because the court is of the of tlie government (one mouths and immediate friends were present, dant board of edueation is a public rorjKiration, such opinion that if the action is brought within the period Vacation with eanip life under ideal tbs house lieiug filled td cajiacity. as is required to furnish or publish a financial statement of limitations, if there is such a jieriod against an action conditions aud a free trip East) for lldcrs Ernest Horsley, W. E Stoker as required by Bee. 4014; that the ietitioner is a of that kind, and at laaat before the next statement is those wild on the final tryout can and Carl Marcuseu of Priee were the resident and citizen within that district, and that the due, that the court can eompcHhe performance of that make a place on the team. Two years iwakers, while the first mentioned board of education, has failed and refused, after de- duty. 1 cannot see why the school board cannot now pub-lia- h go Carbon county was well repre- edicated the grave. A choir led by gave the mand, to publish a financial statement as required by tha financial atatament for the Year ending June sented at those matches. Out of the Vof. Don C. Woodward of desons The nuuiliers. musical law for the year ending June 30, 1920, and for other 30, 1920, just as well as it could witniit any liarticular sixteen riflemen composing the Utah ceased were pallbearera. Robert A. the The defendants not should do 30th. wkv see I that June not further it after two team Carbon were alleges from jietition years. period county, cast his first vote for presihave published a pretended statement, which is aet forth be compelled to do so if it has neglected that duty. and for the first time this state won owellfor Abraham Lineolu. lie at dent in full in the petition. Objection ia also raised that the eourt cannot com-jwhieh place. There isn't any siort The first question raised by the demurrer is: As to the jierformnnce of an act which haa already lieen leads to and depends more on clean the time was in California. lioliert A. Powell, aon of James whether the defendants had complied with the law in done. I am of the opinion that the statement, as pub-- j iving. One .cannot indulge in excess owell and Jcmimah Wimuicr low-el- l, admitted financial does not statement. all insufficient at ia so a It that it wholly lished, being publishing of kind and excel in marksmanwas bora October 13, 1839, in with the law, and therefore, ia no statement at ship.any With the uisnv that the statement which they published is the only one men Adams county, 111. He lived in his and if that be the case, then the board has failed to who are which they published, and eonqiaring it with the law familiar with Spring-fiel- d childhood at Highland, Hancock already conshould lish directed is law. statement to the statement as what the and requirements as by rifles it should be eonqiaritively county and Nauvixi, I1L His father Objection is made thst the action ia not brought in tain, it seems to the eourt too clear to require argument to maintain such a dub and call was made a cripple by mob violence easy states decision law. law relator in of the The and favor the with that they havent complied good faith, any the Carbon Countv Rifle and listol in one of the raids against the Morit would lie barren, unavailing, nugatory and useless, and that they must publish a statement showing moneys club. The range should be so ecu mons in those days. iub-l- ic him The beneficial statement the to to unattended result wluit or whom pubana to for by any paid. out, located that membership could In Die summer of 1852, in eoniuuiy lished shows moneys paid out, but it does not in any generally. The court cannot see any merit to that trally be with his parents, he left Harris instance that the eourt has keen able to find, show to contention for the reason that if the relator ever did On gained from all the nearby towna. account of tlte government fur- Grove, Harrison County, 111., with a whom it was paid. It shows in a general way for what have a right to have the statement published, his rights of emigrants crossing the public nishing some ammunition free and company pur; xse it was paid, but not in' detail. It seems to the still exist until it is published. If it has any will with ox team, arriving at Salt Jains Imlanee at the cost this Belling be sport statement the to benefit that board that it Isw the for are publish court that the provisions of the plain ake City October 13, 185'L They statement should advise the public and the taxpayer as just as great a benefit for them to publish it at this time. is much rliPHKr than tra;iskootiiig. went to live at Ogden, thence to Point That is, after the first exjiense of into' who is getting the school funds, and as to what pur- If this ease goes to another eourt for final determinathenee to Springville of Mountain, and deto eourt wish of the stalling range uxm the rating equipment." tion the remarks of this pose each payment ia made. The eourt does not 1858. in Those interested in such a club are be understood as holding that that necessarily means murrer won't be of any weight or lie given consideraIn the summer of 1859 he went to that the school board would have to publish a statement tion. The one thing that the eourt would take into con- invited to sea ixTsonally or commun- California and while ther had the M. 1L with Leute at Heliier. would sideration there would be the final disKsition of the icate showing each warrant that ia issued, because that privilege of casting his vote for demurrer by thia court. not be necessary, as in thia case for example: Abraham Lincoln for president of which to John Now I have stated briefly some of the reasons PETITIONS GRANTED FOR Supiiose there were twelve warrants made the United States, walking a distance to demurrer 'conclusion that the me to the the for ought LOCAL AUTOMOBILE LINES from hie years bring Doe, school teacher, aggregating $1500.00 place of work twenty-on- e service. If the statement as published, shows that the lie overruled. The order of the court is, therefore, that miles. was in t1 c campaign of This Petitions sere granted Monday hy board paid out $1500 to John Doe for services as a the demurrer to the petition be and the same ia hereby I860. From Calif rals be went to would the state overruled. to think that , publie utilities commission Nevada, and in 1863 he returned to school teacher the court ia inclined 'or a certificate of convenience und Mr. Dalby: Note an exception. be a sufficient compliance with the law, and that .you The eourt wants to express his apprecThe Court for the establishment of an Salem, Utah. On Anpist 17, 1873 he wouldnt have to publish a statement of each warrant court aides for the thningh and able automobile stage line betseen Helper married Rachel Davis, at Diamond that wu issued to John Doe, but it seems to the law iation to counsel on bothhave hy whom he had fourteen childwhich which the in manner matters contain presented their briefs and and the Spring Canyon coal mining iTity nine they that the statement should ren, boye, five girls. Four boys district. The route anil include Price. arguments. provides. and one gin proceeded him to the fact the honor not on did Your Mr. rale is the indeiend-enthere two were raised Dalby: petition Formerly t against The serious objection side. One of them, Joseph, who eomnies conducting stages, but other as to whether the petitioner has a right to maintain the whether or not the petition stated a cause of action. was drafted into the army in 1917, The Court: The jictition states a cause of action recently Commissioner Blood con died action at least that is the objection which the court at France, in 1919 of Baydanx, Tt the of the on the reason: the this of for eourt durted a alleges the is duty part hearing at Price, at the sug- influenza after1 being wounded in has found most difficult to solve, hut on the and Case board to publish the statement, 18 neglect part gestion of the rommereial club of opinion that the law, is as stated in Voi. in Ruling He was brought home and the ease of of. the board to perform that duty, which ia a public this city, asking that he investigate action. Law, at age 305, as follows: Although luried in the family burial ground a e and to board that the of refusal and the advisability of combining the two short time duty, perform an application for mandamus where private or corjxir-at- duty, ago. relator must show an inter- dims threaten to continue not to perform it, and that 1 ic- stage lines then operating under one In rights are affected, the the March, 1879, Robert A. Powell author-it-v ing the ease, I think it stated facts sufficient to eonsti of management, so that passengers might arrived in Castle preponderance est, the rule established by Valley on the Price lav a through service. A joint river at the is that vhm the question ia one of public right and tute a cause of action. now known as Priee, spot K. Oliver Price of action the enforcement In repthe brought schedule Clay was arranged so that the the object of mandamus is to procure with William Davis, Levi Simthat he has resented the plaintiff and Former Assistant Attorney Hanson and Wade Stage company and William Z. Warren, Caleb B. of a public duty, the relatof need not mons, will run between Helper and Price the result, it being eufll- - General Dalby the defendant school board. Curtis and Fred E. Rhoades, any legal or special interest in Lyman and the Spring Canyon Automobile Iramea eommenoed work on what is company will ran the line from Pries now known as the PioneerDitch comAPPLICATION GRANTED UNCUS JESSE KNIGHT OUT GO CIGARETSMUST through to Spring Canyon, all to be pany No. 1, which had been surveyThe publie utilities commission last AS wttAn OP ENTERPRISES under one supervision. eon- -, ed with a water level by Fred EL of certificate s Monday granted Investand Grume and Lyman Curtis s few day of House Follows Senate the of of load Knight venienee end necessity in the esse At a meeting PBOGRESS IN IMPROVING before. He raised some corn, potaPasses BOL ment company at Provo last Friday the application of llsrry Dragstis, MARKET METHODS SHOWN toes and wheat that year and cut the r.d atNjrhich all members of the board who will operate s stage line between latter with a hand sickle and threshof directors were j present, Jesse Price and Emery. The eonuniesion lacking only Governor Mabeye Ever since its institution the ed it out with a flail getting eighteen 1906 the denied the application of the Bpring signature to make it a law in ninety Knight stated that in seke of grain. The winter of 1879-8- 0 meas- rean of marketa. United Statea was or- Uanvon stage line to ope rite a etagu days, the Southwick company Investment Knight of has realize! was very severe and cold, fifty per partment nud agriculture, Price oat and of stands before the 'between Utah! ure to people line carrying Helper ganized with a view sched- having passed the house of represen- that certain objects must be accomp- rent of the cattle dying and many a of develestablishment the the for definite required certain plana lished before any generally notice- hardshiw had to be endared during inule betweein Price and Helper, be- tatives yesterday by a vote of thirty-threopment of various projierties and able vote so and between marketing improvement! ran be those early pioneer days. the to thirteen. After terests. He desired to have his hold- tween Helper and Rains, made. Standards for farm products schedule members the hal Betsy Powell McKendriek was the of the left Castle and Gate, many ing owned in equal proportion by Hel;ier and bora the in containers which to are and smoke for a an September 18, 1880, being the connections fur that they adjournment the members of his family, so thatov-at to make through lack of a quorum was made necessary. packed must lie established; promjt first girl kora in the Price district. delay. avoid unnecessary take some future time they might The bill as passed makes it unlaw- accurate and disinterested domestic Powell followed farming and fruit er and manage the business. Knight to sell cigsrets or rigaret papers, and foreign market information must wising, planting the first orchard in TAKE LESSONS from bio ful to like would BUSINESS said that he now felt he to either of these articles, be made available to all parties con- the spring of 1883. lie was one of advertise have his son, O. Raymond, take his those quiet unassuming individuals, Ut xrmit minors to smoke in certain cerned in the process of distribution place at the head of the company, or for any person impartial ins;ieetion must lie main was hnman, had his faults and failof business, places and expressed the wish that the many to sinoke in certain enclosed publie tained; the problems inherent in the ings like many others, but was charhas money Every person who been launched much or little, can to projects which had successful spend, places. Possession, sale, gift or dis- oignnization and operation of farm- itable and kind, was a good husband comlesson. Every and father. No one was ever turned ia tabooed ers tribution of the profit from this concern might be carried to a pill organizations must has a members largo business away from his door hungry. lie was handbilla or lie . Newspaper business the pletion. He requested the solved; of or practices professionpurchasing agent the founder of Carbonville and conmatter to the of the family to work harmoniously to the various to carrying referring is his Job must buy marketing agencies al buyer. It the of Knight must He articles falls nnder the ban. good keep for the general be improved; accurate and complete tributed very materially for the edubest advantage. Complying company. Investment posted on what tha firm needs, 4 Stores, shops, factories, garages, data eoneerning the cost of market- cational advantages now enjoyed, a very neat little brick school-houhe must know values and prices 4 theaters,' restaurants, hotels, lodging with his request, O. Raymond Knight He Is 4 ing must be available, and efficiency havingbuilt of supply. sources and to aid that purpose. and general railway care, are among the in handling, storing and shipping was elected president constantly gathering Informs- - 4 houses, closed William e to J. minors for After eighty-onwork the smoking and places 4 his company; him in years of earthly farm products must be increased. In tlon to help manager of advert-- 4 R. E. Alwhile dining rooms in hotels, all these life with and all all the and sorrows, ups its reads carefully places, he vice joys president, directions measurable Knight, pro1 cements of manufacturers from 4 esfes and cafeterias, passenger eleand downs, he passed peacefully made has been len, secretary and treasurer. Among the last gress 4 during whom he might purchase. away on the morning of February 15, railway ears, publie automo- year. the several subsidiary companies of The whole secret of profes- -- 4 vators, rooms barber and the been biles, 1921, as a result of general debility. inhas shops waiting is 4 see, lonal buying, you whieh Jesse Knight The funeral service was held Friday, The man with most 4 are on the forbidden list for all performation. head until now is the Spring Canyon TO ADVISED DELAY can buy to best ad- - 4 sons. information Carbon in February 18, in the school building Coal up Spring Canyon Disabled former service men who which he had been instrumental vantage. Apply this to your own- 4 in are county. It is regarded as among the esse. Whether you purchss- 4 are receiving compensation from the having built, which was well filled LABONTE LIBERTY HAS stmor steady class of a 4 anywhere best of its family lng manager are being advised by the with relatives and friends. Elder person- - 4 J. Ll Lsbonte, sentenced' from Car- government ply buying for your owninformsBalt Lake producer and a dividend payer. office of the interna Ernest S. Horsley, under the direcCity must 4 bon county something over a year ago have al needs you revenue department to delay tiling of tion of the Price Ward Bishopric, tlon. The place to get It la ln 4 after POSTMASTER IS NAMED being convicted of a statutory income tax returns 4 newspaper advertisements. pending action conducted the ceremony. Many beauWalter W. Blackwell haa been apRead the advertisements reg- - 4 charge, had his sentence terminate! on a ruling which wonid exempt sueh tiful floral offerings adorned the eas-ke- t. to Creek last more state Clear the 4 Saturday by pardoning ularly. They will tell you pointed postmaster at ReThe remains were laid away in about qualities and styles than 4 board. He had been out on parole compensation from taxation. succeed Farley E. Key, who is alleged turns murt be filed hy March 19lh, the family burial plot adjoining the ever otherwise. could learn 4 you tune the to some for time. time at the Labonte, to have gone short lately They will tell you where and 4 he was convicted, had a small lmsi-nes- but it is believed that action on the homestead. All of his living childof some thirty thousand dollars. when to find the right thing for 4 Utah on North Ninth street at Price ruling will lie taken before that time. ren were present at the funeral, also which you have been searching. 4 Special Officer Cottrell for the John A. Powell, and a been Bun has where and advertisements 4 he lived with his family. Under the present law allotments one brother, Reading Fuel company at that camp Mrs. risk Gamage. war insurance than other sister, are is time profitably spent. It will 4 A daughter was the complaining witoffice for the taking care of the make your money go farther and 4 ness him. She is in the reform subject to taxation. E. H. Dangher bondsmen since Key was relieved bring you unthought of com- - 4 schoolagainst No, Oustavns, we never find fault ty, deputy collector at Price, will give at Ogden. some six weeks ago. Key is out on convenances. forts and 4 information desired. further Ilis with, you for chewing the rag- - rovided a any to have is hearing bonds and soon 4 the rag is your own. courthouse at in the Price. office is Snn. The announcements. Wedding in federal court at Balt lake City. W. Crockett, Plaintiff, vs. the Kt Al, Deteinlaut. Oral Decision, 11. j ! AN ORDER TO vjST ISSUES VOID RAISE ! lien-tofor- Commission Commerce of ScU on Long Fending Petition For Increases Within Electric Utah Nothing Touching Sav-j-a Indndedr Big Freight Ubm continued By This Order. ! e j I I e cr I laving to Utah of a million and hilf results from the rejection by States Interstate j United commission of the petition Cow-:(r- N of in railroads various operating t e . cent a twenty-fivfor state per it :(Kue in intrastate freight rates. sev-In, gutter has been pending for months, ever since the increases anted last year for interstate traf--: the road claiming that aneh inflated rates were out of harmony ith the old intrastate rates. Passen-e- r fares were also included in the urns category, and on these the agrees that an increase should made. As an instance of the between the interstate ate and the rate within the borders f Utah, an example is given where-- v a passenger traveling from Grand unction to Salt Lake City would pay ir a through ticket, the interstate But by buying a ate of $162)6. n irket at Grand Junction to the of West water, just oVer the tab line, for the interstate rate of 1.08, and then nnder the intrastate ate buying a ticket to Salt Lake City 112.20, the total fare would be 14.13, a saving of 12.38. It ia to adal com-.iisi- Sta-:o- differences ust such that the eom-uini- on puts out an opinion that an in passenger farce should be unease usds. However, steps to nullify this hare already been taken, ae a ord-- r tm-iora- nr restraining order haa been Judge If. L. Ritchie in the 'bird district court, in answer to a etition filed by Attorney General Isrvcy II. Cluff at the behest of the tits utilities commission. This pet I on sets forth that if such increase s granted the people of Utah will user irreparable damage, that many rivste suits will be established and hat the proposed raise ia in disregard it the snverign rights of the state. It will lie remembered that this hole question of increased rates was sken up by the railroads first with he state utilities commission, and hit body refused the raise asked, ifter which the railroads appealed to iss- ued By be national body. At to the increases asked on coal ind ore rates, the commission finds nst no unduly preferential eoudi-lo- n exist, and therefore no raise is noted. The decision in the Utah case ia the of a dozen handed down by the and in all save this the carriers have been grant'd authority to increase intrastate fstes to the new levels ordered on ae No findings are Me m the decision, regarding fares 'B riectrie lines, and these, there-Oremain unchanged. ummiaaion, in-,n- et Ti MBSONS OPPOSITION TO audit IS UNAVAILING accounts S) of Carbon county ,udit ei The opposition of Gibson to sueh action was lieat-w- b at a special meeting of the 5 down punning loners ue votes of L on Monday, Commissioners at which Eugene and William Edman were n fshor of such audit. An 2 in the person of Lincoln G. Ik. w, do the worlt nd will e books of the clerk, recorder, "r. sheriff, treasurer, and nc City and Price justices precinct, to the beginning of 1915. WATER LAND AND POWER HOLDS MEETING ' annual meeting of the Car--f an Power company ,1 av: the expected action was .v voting it unanimously for ltm t an irrigation district smi reconstruction of the Mara-hni. refn'ir-- Recently the .lke Wellington canal took T tin. Some of the necessary thia work have alJ2?? Breomplish n Uken bond filed, water Th Burvey requested from office of the state engineer. The "t1 f"u Rbely tElJ52p,.e of vTrk ln progress, out of towflrfieople were at tv. hlt v ,JT 1 i M stock-simi- -, ouesd D- - Dr T of bL Mathis, J. C. Jen-- J .Mathis, C. R. Marcussen. i Austin, Lu E. Whitmore and r Gunderson JTu Vin "I8 ,Jam tuf-fleie- nt se xl SI iid riw anti-cigsr- et J for-biddo- se 44444444444444441 |